Resource Round-Up: Halloween, Clip Art, a Town Builder, Sequencing, and More!

Get your town built in time for apple picking and Halloween! And grab a seasonal kids mega bundle and a magnetic sort too!

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“This is a collection of kids in a variety of poses and clothes to use in your projects throughout the year. There are 44 different kids. 11 for each season. Spring kids: to use in your spring projects, with flowered clothes and bright colors. Summer kids: kids with fresh, light-colored clothes. Autumn kids: to use in your Fall and Autumn products. Orange and green clothes, baskets with leaves, kids holding pumpkins … Winter kids: kids with coats and scarves, snowballs… Black and white versions are included as well!”

 

 

“These enthusiastic, ready to learn kids will bring color and energy to your classroom projects or TpT products. They can be used for any subject. Black and white version is also included.” It’s Free!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Kids love Social Studies! This program engages your students in a year long, ongoing, authentic project that integrates every Social Studies strand in the context of building your own class town.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Seasons studies aren’t just for weather anymore! Use seasonal changes to investigate and highlight every aspect of your culture.” It’s Free!

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Practice describing skills by comparing/contrasting seasonal and holiday objects. A super-motivating game that incorporates a wide variety of concepts, including colors, size, quantity, ‘not,’ prepositions, with the added bonus of a QR code to check work!”

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Many of my students struggle with sequences whether they’re starting with 3-step sequences or are working on more advanced six-part stories with a focus on comprehension questions. These FREE seasonal mini-books give you lots of options for addressing this common goal at a variety of levels.” It’s Free!

 

 

 

 

 

“This product teaches fun Halloween labs and activities and the science behind them all wrapped up in an interactive notebook!”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“This sort fills the need for differentiation. There are different versions to make it more complex or easier for the students.” It’s Free!